/lit/ - Literature

>>9502235

>>9418682
None of that is an argument, friendo....

>>5872902
>Why read fiction if not for pleasure?

Well fiction can be used to enhance learning but yeah 90% of the time it's because you want to enjoy a good story well told. "tfw no girlfriend only fiction to dull the pain

>>3739142
>Meyer at all
>the thread has no Lem

>1. Your age, nationality and whatever you feel comfortable sharing.
19/USA Originally from Seattle, now in a midwestern university, studying for an Earth Sciences degree.

>2. Would you like to do Email or snailmail
E-mail, it's way easier for me.

>3. Your favourite books, art, movies, biscuits, dance moves and everything else you love, adore or hold dear.
Favorite book: I'm a pretty big fan of this Huey Long biography I'm reading at the moment. But favorite fiction book, Lovecraft's At The Mountains of Madness, otherwise I like cats, writing, and ice cream. (Chocolate being my favorite flavor. Strawberry is an acceptable second.)

>4. What do you seek? A conversation partner? Someone to teach you something?
Both, if possible. I'd like to have someone I can bounce ideas off of and converse with. I'm not always the clearest writer, so having a second pair of eyes really does help.

>5. What do you want to gain from this experience? Friends? Knowledge? Interesting chats?
All three if possible, but I'll take friends first, then chats, then knowledge.

>6.Any other additional notes.
My favorite writers are Lovecraft, R. E. Howard, I think Epicurus is a great philosopher and I'm fascinated by history.

>7. Do you agree for your information to be saved and cataloged for a future glossary on the /lit/ wiki?
Sure, why the hell not?